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When mind's own memoirs wither down to bone then whom shall know my love in distant years? For lest I carve her ode on graven stone tho' grey is colder than my love appears. Tho' many birches bear my hearted etch and golden rays may stipple love and shrine, arborists dead to old will send my sketch to paper sheets, inscribed of love not mine. On webbing sites my posts shall render true but then unused accounts shall too erase or kin may not so trust what's old, to new my love that lost in time, will too in space. This timeless form of type, I now shall choose! Yet if undone, let love in death, recuse.
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Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 11:33 AM UTC
My love after Death (Sonnet)
When mind's own memoirs wither down to bone then whom shall know my love in distant years? For lest I carve her ode on graven stone tho' grey is colder than my love appears. Tho' many birches bear my hearted etch and golden rays may stipple love and shrine, arborists dead to old will send my sketch to paper sheets, inscribed of love not mine. On webbing sites my posts shall render true but then unused accounts shall too erase or kin may not so trust what's old, to new my love that lost in time, will too in space. This timeless form of type, I now shall choose! Yet if undone, let love in death, recuse.
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37/M/Australia
Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 11:33 AM UTC
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